Currently, printing State.keys() displays the values too, which makes it hardly usable when the state contains large objects (JSON responses, dataframes, embedding vectors; see picture)
This should be a simple fix by modifying the State.__str__() method. Be mindful of the difference between __str__ and __repr__ (reference)

Currently, printing
State.keys()displays the values too, which makes it hardly usable when the state contains large objects (JSON responses, dataframes, embedding vectors; see picture)This should be a simple fix by modifying the
State.__str__()method. Be mindful of the difference between__str__and__repr__(reference)